NT 4.0 DDK retired, so now what?

I am new to Windows drivers, but I am required to generate a driver for a
system running NT 4.0. Unfortunately, the DDK for NT 4.0 has been retired
by Microsoft, so what do I do now?

Use the “Windows” DDK.

“Roberto Marino” wrote in message
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>
> I am new to Windows drivers, but I am required to generate a driver for a
> system running NT 4.0. Unfortunately, the DDK for NT 4.0 has been retired
> by Microsoft, so what do I do now?
>
>

You can still download the NT40 DDK if you are have a MSDN Professional
Subscribtion ( or higher ) membership. I even recommend using the NT40 DDK
when building specific drivers for NT40, just to be sure not to use
functions that are not exported by NT40.